No he won’t be that ex, they are already together when he appears. He did something very bad to Jom. It’s…
OK, so as almost always, he will portray a bad character XD but I am a bit sorry if you say so, because it means that he won’t appear during next episode either T_T
This really cracked me up - both actors were amazing in their roles, and especially Abe Alan was so crazy swinging from "serious professional" to "otaku stan" and all the "longing moments" in between. Loved it, now on to S2!
Zee looks at the same time "cuter and cuter every episode", and "hotter and hotter every episode". I don't know how he manages to do so, but that's a fact and it's factualizing. :D
this episode could have been great (and i loved the backstory from ramil/paytay although the flashbacks were pretty roughly inserted and chaotic) but the politics were randomly thrown on the plate so it felt a bit "off" to me. A lot of things happened though, and most of the characters looks more and more suspicious at every episode!
ZeeNunew are a great couple - I'm not from their fandom and this is the first series I'm watching with them (I started because the plot looked interesting) but their interactions are really natural and smooth. Thei would have benefitted a better scriptwriter tbh, but they were so damn beautiful on that horseriding moment at sunset that I can forgive any cringe dialogue.
Looking forward for next week, hoping for more (and better) Net/JJ moments!
why do I have a strong feeling that either charan or kanin is the son of Prince wasin ( mostly charan) I'm sure…
I thought Calvin might be his son...! Also given the fact that the actors have a similar skin/hair complexion.... plus Wasin said "would approximately be your age" but Charan is about 10 years older than Khanin, right?
Just last week I was asking myself, "When will Heng appear?" and I suppose he's going to be "the ex that comes back and makes the two leads realize they're in love".
I love Yo and Poom's acting but, I must say, Jom is not my cup of tea: he never lets Yo explain himself, he doesn't trust him, he doesn't listen to him. After all that Yo has made up to now, he should have realized immediately that something was off with the "drug addict story" but instead he just jumped on him... poor Yo! Once again he shows he loves and cares for his friends (although a smarter move would have been to go directly to Jom or to the inspector instead of trying to solve things alone...).
Ok, I just started this series and I must stop after the first minutes of episode 1 to say: I already have the…
Aaaaand after episode 4 I'm still into it - although Victor is also such a nice character!
I'm loving this series, it deserves way more attention: the acting is great (aside for the "comical female characters" that instead of being funny are irritating...), the OST is so damn catchy and the cinematography is dreamy and smooth.
(I will get stoned for this but, to be honest, I am slightly bothered by all the fanservice on the boys' bodies... I get it, they have AMAZING abs and bodies, but do we really need 10mins of shower scene? ^^' Not that I don't like watching them, but it feels too much. ^^)
This episode definitely delivered all the different situations: Chakri rocks, Ava rocks even more (go girl!) and there were no unnecessary fake dialogues or filler scenes. Calvin and Jay look so cute, it's the 2cp I'm more invested in and I hope we can get more and more from them.
Sidenote: the bedroom scene was really well executed AND shirtless Charan in the stable was the bonus candy I didn't know I needed. :DDDD
Tell me I'm not the only one who got teary-eyed when Phi turned down Tam's kiss in the bedroom...! I was expecting that, obviously, but that moment felt so painful from both sides that it just hit me so hard! :(
That said, a great episode telling lots about their past, their bonding, their personality and also progressing on their tv-show! Can't wait for next week!
I was really looking forward to Saint's main role, and I actually like Poom too (I love his looks and he has a good balance when acting, although I'm sure he can get even better), but I'm really struggling to stay awake while watching this series and I don't understand why, but I think as of now it feels pretty slow and without a "clear" plot, or objective, or path.
I love all the characters, the funny moments are indeed funny, and the rural setting is just my cup of tea... BUT the dynamics between Yo and Jom are so strange. Plus I don't see why everyone has it against Yo, who's been pretty brave in his younger years and got punished for that... if it were me I would be proud of my son for protecting a friend and trying to report an abusive teacher (although violence is never a solution so they shouldn't have kicked the guy...)!
I just started episode 3 and I kinda like it, but not as much as I had hoped I would. Anyway, I really want to understand why Saint chose to act in this series, so I'll keep following... plus HENG's in it too so gotta watch his performance too!
So, Thada is the new Mr. Purple Roses, but here we're talking cinema instead of theatre! =D
I must admit the second episode started off a bit disconnected - the dialogues in the pool scene were not the best (yes, I know, dialogues weren't the main protagonists of that moment, but... XD) although both Pond and PeterPan acted the best way possible... aside from that, another great episode!
The manager is my new personal hero and his english accent is so damn sexy!
this episode could have been great (and i loved the backstory from ramil/paytay although the flashbacks were pretty roughly inserted and chaotic) but the politics were randomly thrown on the plate so it felt a bit "off" to me. A lot of things happened though, and most of the characters looks more and more suspicious at every episode!
ZeeNunew are a great couple - I'm not from their fandom and this is the first series I'm watching with them (I started because the plot looked interesting) but their interactions are really natural and smooth. Thei would have benefitted a better scriptwriter tbh, but they were so damn beautiful on that horseriding moment at sunset that I can forgive any cringe dialogue.
Looking forward for next week, hoping for more (and better) Net/JJ moments!
I love Yo and Poom's acting but, I must say, Jom is not my cup of tea: he never lets Yo explain himself, he doesn't trust him, he doesn't listen to him. After all that Yo has made up to now, he should have realized immediately that something was off with the "drug addict story" but instead he just jumped on him... poor Yo! Once again he shows he loves and cares for his friends (although a smarter move would have been to go directly to Jom or to the inspector instead of trying to solve things alone...).
I'm loving this series, it deserves way more attention: the acting is great (aside for the "comical female characters" that instead of being funny are irritating...), the OST is so damn catchy and the cinematography is dreamy and smooth.
(I will get stoned for this but, to be honest, I am slightly bothered by all the fanservice on the boys' bodies... I get it, they have AMAZING abs and bodies, but do we really need 10mins of shower scene? ^^' Not that I don't like watching them, but it feels too much. ^^)
Sidenote: the bedroom scene was really well executed AND shirtless Charan in the stable was the bonus candy I didn't know I needed. :DDDD
That said, a great episode telling lots about their past, their bonding, their personality and also progressing on their tv-show! Can't wait for next week!
I love all the characters, the funny moments are indeed funny, and the rural setting is just my cup of tea... BUT the dynamics between Yo and Jom are so strange. Plus I don't see why everyone has it against Yo, who's been pretty brave in his younger years and got punished for that... if it were me I would be proud of my son for protecting a friend and trying to report an abusive teacher (although violence is never a solution so they shouldn't have kicked the guy...)!
I just started episode 3 and I kinda like it, but not as much as I had hoped I would.
Anyway, I really want to understand why Saint chose to act in this series, so I'll keep following... plus HENG's in it too so gotta watch his performance too!
I must admit the second episode started off a bit disconnected - the dialogues in the pool scene were not the best (yes, I know, dialogues weren't the main protagonists of that moment, but... XD) although both Pond and PeterPan acted the best way possible... aside from that, another great episode!
The manager is my new personal hero and his english accent is so damn sexy!